That's what I take from it.So does this really boil down to:
- abort the state lawsuits
- adjust the development agreement to Disney's liking and the federal lawsuit stops
So after 2028 who provides these services?A whole bunch of district functions - think engineering and design type roles - are outsourced to RCES. That way Disney could share them with their own internal resources.
For instance, RCES are responsible for the design of road signage on behalf of the District. This allows for the same signage to appear on District and Disney owned roadways.
I thought this was gonna be a slam dunk for the government, who lets be clear slow walked any sort of public records requested and we see they got out of that as well, gee, curious. Doing your own spin I see.I thought these agreements were untouchable and Disney was going to win in all their lawsuits?
So does this really boil down to:
- abort the state lawsuits
- adjust the development agreement to Disney's liking and the federal lawsuit stops
Get back to business as usual, which has been the plan all along. I'm seeing this more as a Disney win.And Disney gets to move ahead with the MK, DHS, and AK work without artificial delays from the board.
It can't be a coincidence that both Gracia and Glizean are out and then this happens "overnight" that had to be the deal Disney made.So was Garcia leaving part of the deal? He seemed to have go so far against Disney that there was no way for him to continue under a settlement.
RCES still could, but not at the rates Disney has currently got locked in.So after 2028 who provides these services?
Except the board was prevented from accessing their most direct means of creating delays. Now they get to move forward with changing the comprehensive plan and development regulations, opening up that very ability to meddle.And Disney gets to move ahead with the MK, DHS, and AK work without artificial delays from the board.
This does not seem like something that would come back in any sort of agreement that was made.Except the board was prevented from accessing their most direct means of creating delays. Now they get to move forward with changing the comprehensive plan and development regulations, opening up that very ability to meddle.
The timing of Gilzean and Garcia leaving just before everything changes can't be ignored. I would assume that is part of a backroom handshake agreement and not the official changes enacted now with the new members.So was Garcia leaving part of the deal? He seemed to have go so far against Disney that there was no way for him to continue under a settlement.
No, now the fight is about "good government" you see. lolThere's no conditions on Disney to stop publicly speaking on political issues.
Nor is there any mention that the new board has reviewing powers over Disney content in the parks or studios.
That would have been some people's first priority in 'controlling Disney' as part of a settlement since that seemed to be the major concern of those imposing the new board.
The development regulations can now be modified to require more approvals. This was the mechanism by which such censorship would have been pushed and is now available.Nor is there any mention that the new board has reviewing powers over Disney content in the parks or studios.
Then the federal case is back on.The development regulations can now be modified to require more approvals. This was the mechanism by which such censorship would have been pushed and is now available.
I doubt the gov would want to publicly block a few billion investment in central Florida tho…And Disney gets to move ahead with the MK, DHS, and AK work without artificial delays from the board.
He didn't seem to care 2 years ago. Wonder what changed?I doubt the gov would want to publicly block a few billion investment in central Florida tho…
Get out of the way… ok… but make it untenable? Seems counter to his bigger picture needs
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